Auer Notes vs KLASH Viewer

Auer Notes is a note-taking application designed to be fast, easy to use, and stay out of the way until you need it. Simple and clear, Auer Notes is intentional, focusing on less, instead of more. It does one thing, the simplest possible way. Local Data: Your data is stored locally and it's always available, even when you are offline. The app doesn't use iCloud. There is no cloud or vendor preventing you from accessing your data. Also, no other apps have access to your notes. Minimal: Auer Notes has a modern and minimalist user interface designed to be simple. It is aggressively mute on purpose. The application was built to be lightweight, and to utilize less device resources. Auer Notes: A plain text and private notes app.

Find and view dailies on the go. With KLASH's official mobile app for movie productions, you can: VIEW DAILIES ‧ Access your dailies projects on KLASH. ‧ Play, pause, and navigate to the next and previous dailies clip with the in-player buttons. ‧ View in full screen in landscape and portrait mode, with scene, shot and take metadata as overlays. ‧ Solve problems related to screen real estate by hiding the file names. ‧ Download the dailies locally. ‧ View in full screen in landscape and portrait mode with security enabled watermarking, e.g., email addresses and IP addresses. FIND DAILIES ‧ Search for scene, shot, and take. ‧ Sort by metadata, file name, recent, and created date. ‧ List and grid view layout. On iPad, you can use KLASH Viewer to get a viewing experience adapted to the larger screen of tablets. Note: The dailies project and its members need to be on a paid plan to use the iOS app. Share links for external users are not supported.